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Content Marketing Personalization: Build Relationships At Scale
The document discusses the importance of personalizing content to build meaningful relationships with consumers, highlighting a shift from traditional brand-led marketing strategies to a customer-driven approach. It emphasizes that understanding audience insights, engaging with the right people, and creating relevant content can significantly improve marketing effectiveness and ROI. Overall, it advocates for a focus on consumer experience and purpose-driven messaging over merely promoting products.
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- 1. The Personalization ofContent How to Use Content To Build Relationships At Scale Michael Brenner @NewsCred – Head of Strategy @BrennerMichael #C2C15
- 2. #C2C15 Content marketing trends Istarted preparing for this presentation the way I start most things: with a search
- 3. #C2C15 I landed onthis page with a weird quote and an ad!
- 4. Oh no! Anauto-play video ad!!!
- 5. #C2C15 And a survey. . .
- 6. #C2C15 Oh great. Ihave to hit “Continue” 3 times
- 7. 7 I have nopatience for useless things.
- 8. It’s not allbad, right? #C2C15
- 9. #C2C15 This picture wasso widely shared because it was fun!
- 10. #C2C15 More brands aretrying to act like real humans
- 11. Marketing has a marketingproblem! #C2C15 But most people still think marketing is a banner, a billboard, a honk and a siren.
- 12. 73% of peoplesurveyed wouldn’t care if the brands they use disappeared from their life. #C2C15 *Co.Exist
- 13. #C2C15 People don’t buy whatyou do. They buy why you do it.” Simon Sinek ” “
- 14. #C2C15 What separates thebest performing companies from the rest?
- 15. #C2C15 Jim saw aclear answer . . .
- 16. Companies who focuson connecting with their consumers have a growth rate triple that of their competitors.3X #C2C15 That’s pretty clear: focus on messages based on your brand purpose not what you sell!
- 17. 60-70% of marketingcontent goes completely unused. #C2C15 *Sirius Decisions
- 18. #C2C15 Most of ourcontent is just floating in the wind. But it’s not totally our fault, right?
- 19. Behind every pieceof bad content is an executive who asked for it. ” “ #C2C15
- 20. 80% of CEOs areunhappy with CMOs. #C2C15 *Fournaise Group
- 21. There’s been afundamental shift in the way we create, consume and share content. 200 MILLION pieces of content are shared every day 1.8 BILLION photos are uploaded and shared 700 MILLION snapchats are sent 500 MILLION tweets are posted #C2C15
- 22. We tune out thenoise. #C2C15
- 23. 90% of emailis unopened 86% of TV ads go unwatched .01% of banner ads are ever clicked on #C2C15
- 24. The first onlinebanner ad - 1994 #C2C15 This banner had a 44% click- through rate!!!
- 25. Banners Today? You aremore likely to . . . #C2C15
- 26. Banners have 99problems and a click ain’t one. ” “ #C2C15 Since 99.9% of us ignore banner ads, you could say…
- 27. We need tostop interrupting what people are interested in and be what people are interested in. Craig Davis ” “ #C2C15
- 28. Our identity isdefined by what we share. 68% of people share to give others a better sense of who they are and what they care about. *New York Times, 2014 #C2C15
- 29. Behind every tweet, share,visit and purchase is a person, like you and me. #C2C15
- 30. We need toredefine marketing by putting people at the center. #C2C15
- 31. Content is coreto who we are. #C2C15
- 32. PeopleBrand Purpose What Customers Want #C2C15 We need toput people at the center
- 33. Content Marketing isall the Marketing that’s left. Seth Godin ” “ #C2C15
- 34. #C2C15 Content Marketing ROI is4X our traditional marketing spend. ” “ Julie Fleischer, Kraft
- 35. Old way Brand-led Ad campaigns Demographics Newway Customer-driven Continuous content People Marketers are taking a new approach.
- 36. The metrics weuse today barely scratch the surface. PAGEVIEWS PURCHASES PATHS TO SALE TOP PAGES GOAL CONVERSIONS REPEAT VISITS RETURN VISITS CLICKS UNIQUES SUBSCRIBERS CONVERSIONS COMMENTS LIKES TWEETSSHARES BOUNCE RATE TIME SPENT PAGES PER VISIT SESSIONS
- 37. You don’t knowanything about me.
- 38. It’s not aboutmore people. It’s about the right people. And using data-driven insights to reach the right people at the right place and the right time. #C2C15
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- 41. #C2C15 Hey, what’s upMillennial Mike?
- 42. #C2C15 Social Sally isalways chatting up her friends.
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- 44. Do you reallyknow your audience? • Who they are? • What they want? • Where they spend their time? • How they engage with your competitors? #C2C15
- 45. So how dowe use content to build relationships at scale? #C2C15
- 46. How To UseContent To Build Relationships At Scale Know your audience. Understand who your audience really is and what they want. 1 Make smarter decisions. Make owned, earned, AND paid media work harder through intelligent feedback loops. 3 Know what content works. Get an in-depth look at the content journeys of your audience and understand what sticks. 2 #C2C15
- 47. • Drive visibilityand awareness as prospects enter buyer journey • NewsCred Audience Insights • Market to consumers during research phase • Marketing Automation • What people buy • POS Stage Tactics Tools Awareness Retain Evaluation Purchase • Who bought it • CRM / Loyalty Social Listening • Hot topics, Influencers, etc.
- 48. • Drive visibilityand awareness as prospects enter buyer journey • NewsCred Audience Insights • Market to consumers during research phase • Marketing Automation • What people buy • POS Stage Tactics Tools Awareness Retain Evaluation Purchase • Who bought it • CRM / Loyalty Social Listening • Hot topics, Influencers, etc. Most efforts to build relationships start too high or too low in the buyer journey.
- 49. • Drive visibilityand awareness as prospects enter buyer journey • NewsCred Audience Insights • Market to consumers during research phase • Marketing Automation • What people buy • POS Stage Tactics Tools Awareness Retain Evaluation Purchase • Who bought it • CRM / Loyalty Social Listening • Hot topics, Influencers, etc. We need to travel with them on the entire journey. Even the ones we don’t know anything about yet.
- 50. Reach, engage andconvert the right people. Early-stage Searches Middle-stage Brand Searches Search/SocialVolume What is Content Marketing? (10-3000 X) Who is the best Content Marketing provider? (2-10 X) NewsCred Content Marketing software is how awesome? #C2C15
- 51. 1. Who isengaging with your competitor’s content? #C2C15
- 52. 2. Understand theircontent journey #C2C15
- 53. 3. Execute targetedand personalized demand gen #C2C15
- 54. 4. Measure theresults #C2C15
- 55. 5. Follow theirjourney into your “funnel” #C2C15
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- 57. 1 Utilize Audience Insights todetermine 2 Create + understand look-alike audiences • Who is engaging? • What topics are performing? • What competitor content is your audience engaging with? 3 Leverage look-alike targeting for social 4 Convert them to sales • Online • Offline SPONSORED AD Strategically amplify your paid media campaigns For example, export a list of the Twitter IDs of your most engaged users, influencers and segments and run targeted ads against those IDs
- 58. High fiving amillion angels
- 59. CapGemini utilizes LinkedIn tohyper-target & connect • Sponsored updates to the right people • Targeted Content from authoritative sources • Drives to branded Content Loop • Offers to deeper content • Recommendations to connect with experts #C2C15
- 60. CapGemini’s Content-Loop.com ~1M visitors /year + 3K new LinkedIn followers per week + High Quality Leads + Sales / ROI #C2C15
- 61. Content Marketing Roadmap •Budget • Destination • Frequency • Amplification / Optimization • Collaboration (Who does what) Discovery Destination Team Topic Models Customer Journey KPIs / Reporting Optimization • Business Case • Current State • Budget • Branding/Design • Platform • Firm Integration • Who does what? • Agency • NewsCred • Distribution • Structure • Topics • Types • Content by Stage • Conversions • Subscriptions • Define report • Who / when? • Content • Platform • Distribution #C2C15
- 62. Old way Brand-led Ad campaigns Demographics Newway Customer-driven Continuous content People Marketers are taking a new approach.
- 63. The customer hasalways been in charge. Shift from brand experience to consumer experience. Personalization is the driver. Brand Experience Consumer Experience Personalization
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Editor's Notes
- #2 The #1 questions we seeing from our customers
- #8 Not only are we going to give you tips and tricks but also make it very practical
- #17 If you don’t connect, you’re not relevant. Pulling from a unique ten year growth study involving 50,000 brands, Jim Stengel shows how the world's 50 best businesses—as diverse as Method, Red Bull, Lindt, Petrobras, Samsung, Discovery Communications, Visa, Zappos, and Innocent—have a cause and effect relationship between financial performance and their ability to connect with fundamental human emotions, hopes, values and greater purposes.
- #22 Namely… the fundamental shift in the way we create, consume and share content. Every day, over 200 million pieces of content are shared. Over 400 million snapchats are sent. This sheer speed and scale of content creation and distribution has drastically changed from even a year or two ago.
- #23 Ant that can be your brand
- #24 We’re bombarded with over 5,000 marketing messages a day and yet…..90% of email is unopened… Do Not Call: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Do_Not_Call_Registry 86% skip TV: http://www.theguardian.com/media/2010/aug/24/tv-advertising 5,000 messages a day: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/15/business/media/15everywhere.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 Average email open rate is 9%: http://www.hubspot.com/marketing-statistics 42% direct mail: https://www.usps.com/business/promotions/direct-mail-brochure.pdf
- #28 Core components the way we need to think. We need to think different.
- #29 Today, our identity is defined by what we share. The way we project ourselves to the world is --- the sum of every tweet, like, share –– that’s who we are or who we want to be.
- #30 We need to remember that…..
- #31 These changes – across our industry and in the way we live our lives –– demand that we redefine the way we market. We need to go back to our roots, and put people at the center of everything that we do.
- #32 And even more importantly, content has become core to who we are as individuals. Think about the way we live our lives – we’re always on, and always connected. We consume content at all hours of the day across every time of channel.
- #39 Because we believe that behind all the marketing strategies and tactics that you’re deploying, marketing – at the most fundamental level – is about connecting with people.
- #45 Being able to create content with creativity, with speed and at scale.
- #46 The #1 questions we seeing from our customers
- #47 Our end goal? To help you create the right content, for the exact right person, at the right time and place. First, we enable you to create content people love – by truly understanding who your audience is and knowing the content they actually want. Second, we provide you with the technology to engage your audiences with speed and global scale. We provide a single technology platform to manage the entire marketing process – from creation to distribution to analytics. And third, we help you deliver content marketing ROI – moving beyond pageviews and clicks, and instead, showing how content is impacting the entire consumer journey.
- #62 Discover – What is the business case and what is the need for change? We have to point to the things that aren’t working. We need to have the courage to stand up to our executives and show what’s working and what’s not. Current state. Where are you currently? Budget – there’s enough of ineffective spend you can repurpose. Destination – where and how you’re going to publish. design, platform to support, where, activity on the destination you choose, and how the rest of your organization is going to integrate. Topic Models – Topics you want to be known for when thinking of you target audience. Customer Journey– We can’t show someone read a piece of content and bought something.